Comparison · verified August 19, 2026
DoThis vs Fitbod
Both generate workouts algorithmically and adapt to your equipment. The clearest difference in what each publishes about itself is the organising principle: Fitbod describes building around muscle recovery, DoThis builds around the days you compete.
The verified facts
Read from each product's App Store listing and website on August 19, 2026.
| DoThis | Fitbod | |
|---|---|---|
| App Store subtitle | Plans, Workouts & Nutrition | AI Personal Trainer & Workouts |
| Download price | Free | Free |
| In-app purchases listed | Monthly $12.99; Yearly $119.99 | Monthly plans at $12.99 and $15.99; A Year of Fitbod Elite at $79.99 and $95.99, plus legacy tiers |
| Apple platforms listed | iPhone, Mac (Apple silicon), Apple Vision | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Vision, Apple Watch |
| Android | Not offered | Listed on fitbod.me |
| How programming is described | Generated per session, adjusted from your completed sets | “Science-backed, proprietary algorithm” using logged workout data |
| Equipment handling | Session rebuilt around the equipment you have that day | “Fully customize your equipment settings” for bodyweight, bands, or limited gear |
| Third-party integrations | Not published | Apple Health, Strava, Fitbit |
What Fitbod does better
Fitbod publishes a wider platform list than DoThis, including iPad, Apple Watch, and Android, and names integrations with Apple Health, Strava, and Fitbit. If you track across several services or want the workout on your wrist, that is a real advantage and DoThis does not currently match it.
What DoThis does differently
DoThis is built around a competition schedule. You tell it when you play, and it places lifting so a heavy leg session does not land the day before a match, cuts volume when fixtures pile up, and keeps durability work in the plan when the week gets tight.
Which one fits you
Choose Fitbod if
you train in a gym without a fixed competition calendar, want Apple Watch or Android, or already live inside Strava and Fitbit.
Choose DoThis if
you play a sport on a schedule and want lifting placed around matches, and you want to import a plan a coach already gave you.
Questions
Do both apps adjust to my equipment?
Yes. Both publish equipment customisation. Fitbod describes settings for bodyweight, bands, and limited gear; DoThis rebuilds the session around what you have that day.
Which is cheaper?
On the figures listed above, DoThis Premium Monthly and Fitbod's lower monthly tier are both $12.99. Fitbod's listed annual tiers are lower than DoThis at $79.99 and $95.99 against $119.99. Check current prices before deciding.
Can I move my history over?
We cannot verify an export path from Fitbod, so assume you would start fresh. DoThis can import a workout you paste in, which is not the same as importing a training history.
Seven days free
See whether DoThis fits your week
Tell it when you play and what equipment you have. It plans the rest around that.
About this comparison
Every statement about Fitbod on this page comes from Fitbod's own App Store listing or website, read on August 19, 2026, and each source is linked above. Prices and features change; check both listings before deciding.
Where we could not verify something we say so rather than assuming it is missing. A blank is not evidence of absence.
Fitbod is a trademark of its respective owner. DoThis is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Fitbod. The name is used only to identify the product being compared.